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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
5
Two official registration days set for next week at Slatto City Swimming Pool. Students may sign up Friday and Saturday June 4 5 from 3 to 8 p.m. No registrations on Monday. Manager Jeff Hopt reported. Bicentennial certificates available at TheNall Pég.
Llano High School releases the 1975 76 honor roll with top class honorees Carol Fannin senior Don na Robinson junior Jana Blesing sophomore and Rex Taylor freshman. The list includes seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen names across multiple classes and a note on the sports league standings and upcoming games.
Mr and Mrs Hal Cunningham hosted their night bridge club at the Observation Restaurant Buchanan Dam with a fish supper. Jack Little captured high score, Mrs Edgar James Moss won second and Mrs Charles Neill won bingo.
Ben Bullard assistant safety director for the Texas Farm Bureau will conduct an auto skid demonstration at 2 p m Thursday June 3 sponsored by Llano County Farm Bureau on Berry Street in front of the Wilburn Robinson Housing Area near the parade route Bullard chairs the Rural Traffic Committee of the National Institute for Farm Safety and is affiliated with the Texas Safety Association the National Safety Council the National Rifle Association and the National Fire Protection Association
Mrs J M Henderson hosted an all day Ranch Homes Demonstration Club session at her home on May 27 with a covered dish luncheon for members and guest Mrs Lyle Costar. Mrs Larry Miller led the business meeting as bicentennial weekend plans were set and an all day meeting at Mrs Irene Davis's home was scheduled for June 24. Mr and Mrs N R Button of New Haven Connecticut were visiting Llano during Bicentennial Week activities.
In Tow Valley early settler J F Morgan ran a small hat shop near his home after settling in 1853 and became the region’s sole hat maker. He learned the craft in Virginia and used beaver pelts to sell hats, claiming large profits and even credit for aiding a fire through his Morgan hat. Judge Bourland, a traildriver, lost his hat during a Pecos River expedition but survived thanks to the fur band.
Judy Butler and Danita Oestreich returned from the United States Track and Field Federation meet in Wichita Kansas. Danita learned she would be ineligible for further high school competition and withdrew. Judy Llano High School graduate competed in the 220 meter dash and sprint relay. She called the meet interesting and a first step to the Olympics. A separate note estimates a proposed nuclear plant drive in Washington and Oregon could cost 331 000 industrial jobs if enacted.
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